There seems to be an area inside my house where this meter which is totally passive (no battery or active electronics, only a 4 foot whip antenna) can be deflected more than half way. Only electricity can do that. I made sure anything that can produce electromagnetic energy was switched off or as far away from the meter as possible. Devices include a baby room monitor, cordless or cell phones, and wi-fi. I’ve known about this ever since I moved into this house in 2002. It is probably the cause of poor radio reception I’ve been plagued with, as some tuners can become “desensed” when bombarded with strong electromagnetic fields. It’s kind of creepy and I wonder if it is slowly driving me out of my mind. I originally posted this on FaceBook about three months ago, but rest assured this phenomenon is still happening!
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2 users commented on " Electromagnetic Energy Inside My House "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackThe TV show Better Call Saul features a major character who suffers from the delusion of being extremely sensitive to electromagnetic waves.
His whole house has at its wiring removed and visitors have to leave all devices outside before visiting.
But is there something to that? Do some people really suffer from the effects of electricity? Someone I knew was in a relationship with someone who supposedly did. It was crazy. They had to leave the city and go live in the middle of nowhere with other supposedly electro-sensitive people. My friend lost his job because he couldn’t leave his partner who couldn’t leave this electricity/radio wave free area.
I was not convinced that it wasn’t all psychosomatic, but maybe I’m dumb.
Well, if the source is from outside, does your meter read a signal on the outside of the house? Then, maybe you’d have a direction to look, unless it’s some kind of standing wave from more than one signal interfering, right? It’s not your imagination if you’ve measured the signal already. People _have_ also been harassed in that way; it’s possible. It’s worth checking for a source.